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What is your Processor Speed?

What is your processor speed?

  • Under 1GHz

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  • 1.6GHz - 2.0GHz

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  • 2.1GHz - 2.5GHz

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  • 2.5GHz - 3.0GHz

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  • 3GHz+

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HSTfan!!!

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FGWFan said:
That's some SERIOUS overkill!

Seems as stupid an idea as having, say, 4 60s to haul one wagon! That is some serious overkill too!

HSTfan!!!: Glad to know you're an AMD fan, I am too! Finding a laptop with an AMD chip isn't the easiest thing in the world I've noticed!

I have found acer do AMD models - but they're sempron - which have half the cache of an AMD Athlon XP, so I may go for new PC parts instead - abit nf7 v2 motherboard and athlon xp 3200+
 
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2400+ WILL NOT operate at the same speed as 2.4GHz, it's just that it performs to that standard when there is no OS bothering it.
 

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tubechallenger said:
2400+ WILL NOT operate at the same speed as 2.4GHz, it's just that it performs to that standard when there is no OS bothering it.

Mine is 2400+ But with Windows Xtra Painful its 1.79ghz

My old PC was 75mhz :shock:
 

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Id like to test out a 25MHz Desktop PC running 3.1, that would be pretty swanky!!



btw, I believe Microsoft Spell it as Microsoft Windows eXPeriance ;)
 
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Gareth, I have one of those.

Hell, I've even tried 25MHz on XP. Let's just say it worked quicker than on a 1.7GHz.
 

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tubechallenger said:
Gareth, I have one of those.

Hell, I've even tried 25MHz on XP. Let's just say it worked quicker than on a 1.7GHz.


Windows XP wont run on anything below 233MHz, It says so on my XP Upgrade box ;)
 

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Gareth Hale said:
tubechallenger said:
Gareth, I have one of those.

Hell, I've even tried 25MHz on XP. Let's just say it worked quicker than on a 1.7GHz.


Windows XP wont run on anything below 233MHz, It says so on my XP Upgrade box ;)

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Edit: By comparison, XP also claims to be secure. Hello?
 

HSTfan!!!

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Me old 486DX ran faster than any of these new pc's with winbolze xtra pi$$
 
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Gareth, it will run below 233MHz, its just that it likes to be slow! :)
 

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Cockfosters said:
Gareth Hale said:
tubechallenger said:
Gareth, I have one of those.

Hell, I've even tried 25MHz on XP. Let's just say it worked quicker than on a 1.7GHz.


Windows XP wont run on anything below 233MHz, It says so on my XP Upgrade box ;)

QED

Edit: By comparison, XP also claims to be secure. Hello?


Compair XP with Windows ME and it is the worlds securest thing.... Actually, It is not too secure on some stuff. IE Microsoft DOS wont work on here, it justs locks me up :roll:
 
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Windows XP doesn't have DOS, it has 'Command Prompt', a DOS simulator.
 

Tom B

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Gareth Hale said:
Cockfosters said:
Gareth Hale said:
tubechallenger said:
Gareth, I have one of those.

Hell, I've even tried 25MHz on XP. Let's just say it worked quicker than on a 1.7GHz.


Windows XP wont run on anything below 233MHz, It says so on my XP Upgrade box ;)

QED

Edit: By comparison, XP also claims to be secure. Hello?


Compair XP with Windows ME and it is the worlds securest thing.... Actually, It is not too secure on some stuff. IE Microsoft DOS wont work on here, it justs locks me up :roll:

*cough* In what way?

Doesn't help that XP has brought no end of idiots to computing who know nothing aobut it and getting their machines infected and full of rubbish.
 

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I wonder if Bill Gates uses Windows? I heard 2 rumours about that.

1: He doesn't
2: He has his own OS

Anyone care to elabirate on these rumours?
 

HSTfan!!!

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I agree on windows 3.x being more secure than xp! Bill Gates probably still runs it - it was the only decent thing him and his cronies created.
I did want Gareth did with the DOS prompt, put a copy of it directly under C: and you have a perfect DOS simulator rather than the C:\Documents and Settings\your name here\blah blah which doesn't allow you to go directly to C: like DOS did. If I had a choice I wouldn't use windows but it's just too much to leave as its the only thing that seems to the be 100% compatible with everything. You know what I mean? not like WINE works under linux particularly well!
 

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HSTfan!!! said:
If I had a choice I wouldn't use windows but it's just too much to leave as its the only thing that seems to the be 100% compatible with everything.

In a nutshell, I think you've summed up Windoze's dominant market position - it's been there so long that now, even with much better alternatives such at Linux so many things lean towards Windoze it's hard to change. Although, over time, and with increasing popularity of open source material ported to different platforms, things may change. Still, has anyone got BVE working on Linux yet?
 

HSTfan!!!

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BVE on linux, hmm would be interesting, if I setup a full time linux partition anytime soon (which I may well do to try and use the full capability of my new PC and to try and make the switch away from windoze) I'll give it ago!
 

Tom B

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Someone managed BVE2, but BVE4 may be trickier as it needs .net.
 

HSTfan!!!

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hmm BVE2 shouldn't be a problem, but trying to find some port of .net for linux is going to be difficult and I hadn't actually thought about that! Bugger, I've struck a problem there!
 
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BVE2 runs fine on Linux, done it meself, got it running on Mac too.

BVE4, manage to get it running for a few minutes then it crashes, have a screenshot to prove it somewhere.
 

HSTfan!!!

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would you like to tell me how you got BVE2 running please TC? I'm intrigued now!
 

HSTfan!!!

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hmmm my low knowledge of linux apart from the "poweroff" command means that is going to take some time to do!
 
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